Table S4b. Industrial Sector Energy Expenditure Estimates by Source, 2007 (Million Nominal Dollars)

Table S4b. Industrial Sector Energy Expenditure Estimates by Source, 2007
(Million Nominal Dollars)

State

Primary Energy

Retail
Electricity

Total
Energy ^f

Coal

Natural
Gas ^a

Petroleum

Biomass

Total ^f

Coking
Coal

Steam
Coal

Total

Distillate
Fuel Oil

LPG ^b

Motor
Gasoline ^c

Residual
Fuel Oil

Other ^d

Total

Wood and
Waste ^e

Alabama

135.9

128.9

264.7

1,137.6

483.5

83.7

124.6

46.0

772.0

1,509.7

406.1

3,318.1

1,723.8

5,041.9

Alaska

—

(s)

—

264.5

0.6

7.6

—

12.2

285.0

0.2

285.2

164.9

450.1

Arizona

—

42.1

203.0

448.0

34.7

123.1

1.4

259.0

866.2

0.5

1,111.8

742.6

1,854.4

Arkansas

—

28.7

718.8

713.2

62.5

106.8

4.0

522.9

1,409.5

184.0

2,341.0

846.7

3,187.8

California

—

120.7

5,873.6

1,199.7

72.3

535.2

—

2,077.3

3,884.4

62.6

9,941.3

4,760.7

14,702.0

Colorado

—

10.2

761.7

524.0

208.3

94.9

—

221.3

1,048.6

0.2

1,820.7

745.6

2,566.3

Connecticut

—

240.2

91.3

134.3

51.7

24.5

211.2

512.9

1.0

754.1

702.0

1,456.2

Delaware

—

5.9

130.8

42.4

17.5

21.9

24.5

244.1

350.4

0.1

487.1

263.4

750.5

Dist. of Col.

—

5.0

0.2

6.7

—

3.3

15.2

—

15.2

27.7

42.8

Florida

—

90.5

701.7

614.3

121.1

386.8

107.8

827.0

2,057.1

225.7

3,075.1

1,492.4

4,567.5

Georgia

—

122.5

1,350.9

543.6

159.2

187.6

73.7

1,056.7

2,020.8

398.2

3,892.5

1,883.8

5,776.3

Hawaii

—

5.1

8.3

45.7

2.1

30.8

—

5.6

84.3

1.3

99.0

670.0

769.0

Idaho

—

18.9

226.5

253.7

37.4

79.1

2.0

70.1

442.4

47.3

735.0

364.1

1,099.1

Illinois

74.9

137.3

212.3

2,145.8

980.4

1,088.4

209.2

4.4

1,800.1

4,082.4

4.8

6,445.2

2,909.5

9,354.7

Indiana

619.3

348.9

968.2

2,154.3

647.9

186.1

285.5

18.6

998.7

2,136.9

6.9

5,266.3

2,369.9

7,636.2

Iowa

—

132.1

912.6

501.2

884.8

155.4

2.4

378.7

1,922.5

7.2

2,974.4

906.1

3,880.4

Kansas

—

12.2

843.0

525.6

1,110.3

117.5

23.9

438.4

2,215.7

0.9

3,071.7

541.2

3,612.9

Kentucky

103.0

94.1

197.0

853.5

512.8

544.8

132.5

5.4

1,076.8

2,272.2

40.5

3,363.3

1,923.4

5,286.6

Louisiana

—

4.5

5,077.3

501.5

3,193.8

181.9

33.5

4,525.5

8,436.2

305.4

13,823.4

1,702.3

15,525.7

Maine

—

10.3

40.3

97.7

24.7

30.5

165.1

43.3

361.3

155.1

567.1

458.7

1,025.7

Maryland

—

73.1

236.6

148.5

55.7

121.9

39.8

429.7

795.6

20.2

1,125.4

563.0

1,688.5

Massachusetts

—

7.9

687.1

139.7

76.7

90.7

56.7

339.6

703.4

1.0

1,399.4

1,230.9

2,630.3

Michigan

113.8

129.7

243.5

1,564.1

341.0

303.0

253.4

50.1

1,471.4

2,419.1

64.8

4,291.5

2,125.0

6,416.5

Minnesota

—

56.1

812.3

578.0

341.9

169.3

41.1

559.0

1,689.3

59.4

2,617.1

1,270.7

3,887.8

Mississippi

—

10.2

743.6

316.1

52.6

68.5

6.6

388.7

832.5

140.4

1,726.8

842.1

2,568.9

Missouri

—

51.2

746.4

616.6

353.7

134.6

1.6

665.9

1,772.4

2.2

2,572.2

881.9

3,454.1

Montana

—

3.9

241.5

471.9

55.5

59.7

—

77.0

664.1

30.3

939.8

302.7

1,242.6

Nebraska

—

16.9

467.7

657.4

114.4

83.8

2.5

86.9

945.0

1.5

1,431.1

434.8

1,865.9

Nevada

—

10.7

138.0

371.7

4.4

37.6

—

57.1

470.9

0.3

619.9

1,085.5

1,705.3

New Hampshire

—

85.2

52.5

32.0

21.5

23.7

55.9

185.6

0.9

271.8

266.6

538.4

New Jersey

—

562.7

200.3

66.1

130.2

26.2

2,409.4

2,832.1

0.9

3,395.7

1,064.3

4,460.1

New Mexico

—

3.7

53.6

231.7

297.9

60.6

9.0

169.9

769.1

0.1

826.6

351.6

1,178.2

New York

24.7

73.6

98.3

900.9

363.2

105.8

250.6

90.2

1,238.3

2,048.1

22.2

3,069.6

1,761.0

4,830.5

North Carolina

—

88.6

882.2

372.1

339.8

157.8

186.0

1,131.4

2,187.1

126.7

3,284.7

1,583.7

4,868.4

North Dakota

—

267.0

113.7

413.9

89.8

66.9

3.5

40.8

614.9

1.5

997.2

183.9

1,181.2

Ohio

232.2

128.4

360.7

2,934.1

631.4

207.5

226.8

40.3

1,954.9

3,060.8

34.7

6,390.2

3,308.6

9,698.8

Oklahoma

—

30.0

1,471.0

437.7

56.4

142.1

6.6

394.9

1,037.7

44.0

2,582.7

797.7

3,380.3

Oregon

—

4.8

640.0

163.5

17.9

106.4

20.5

219.1

527.5

54.0

1,226.3

663.8

1,890.1

Pennsylvania

608.2

142.7

750.9

1,873.7

820.6

589.6

180.3

65.4

1,744.7

3,400.5

39.5

6,064.6

3,199.4

9,264.0

Rhode Island

—

84.3

17.5

10.2

18.0

10.2

20.2

76.1

(s)

160.5

141.0

301.5

South Carolina

—

100.6

665.3

219.9

58.7

77.3

96.4

865.1

1,317.4

133.7

2,217.0

1,479.3

3,696.3

South Dakota

—

10.5

172.2

223.4

60.9

64.3

1.2

63.6

413.5

0.2

596.4

110.0

706.4

Tennessee

—

202.5

801.3

388.9

86.8

208.2

8.5

1,108.0

1,800.4

81.0

2,885.2

1,704.4

4,589.5

Texas

—

99.8

7,493.5

2,276.7

24,955.3

511.6

179.4

11,076.2

38,999.2

127.4

46,720.0

7,630.2

54,350.1

Utah

—

39.4

176.6

292.4

39.0

60.7

13.2

78.2

483.6

0.2

699.8

377.5

1,077.3

Vermont

—

27.1

42.8

19.1

22.6

9.6

25.7

119.8

0.5

147.4

145.9

293.3

Virginia

109.0

134.7

243.7

617.9

717.7

81.8

122.5

82.7

851.2

1,855.8

149.8

2,867.3

918.9

3,786.2

Washington

—

12.3

638.2

418.8

12.6

121.2

—

376.0

928.6

106.4

1,685.5

894.7

2,580.3

West Virginia

136.3

72.4

208.8

260.7

544.8

20.0

41.8

50.3

1,033.3

1,690.1

1.1

2,160.6

555.8

2,716.3

Wisconsin

—

120.2

1,089.9

600.6

236.1

200.1

38.0

701.0

1,775.7

73.5

3,059.3

1,519.2

4,578.5

Wyoming

—

51.4

256.6

505.5

26.1

36.0

3.3

113.1

683.9

0.2

992.1

341.3

1,333.4

United States

2,157.3

3,255.5

5,412.8

50,818.0

22,572.9

36,734.1

6,716.6

1,699.7

45,290.3

113,013.7

3,166.5

172,758.4

62,934.1

235,692.4

^aIncludes supplemental gaseous fuels.

— = No consumption, including cases where adjustments were made. See explanation of adjustments in
Section 7 of the Technical Notes.

^bLiquefied petroleum gases.

Where shown, (s) = Value less than 0.05 million nominal dollars.

^cIncludes fuel ethanol blended into motor gasoline.

Notes: Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding. · The industrial sector
includes industrial combined-heat-and-power (CHP) and industrial electricity-only plants.

^dIncludes asphalt and road oil, kerosene, lubricants, and the "other petroleum products" category described
in Section 4 of the Technical Notes.

Web Page: All data available at http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/states/_seds.html under "Complete Data
Files."

^eWood, wood-derived fuels, and waste.

Sources: Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical Notes.

^fThere are no direct fuel costs for hydroelectric or geothermal energy. The U.S. total includes $347.3
million for coal coke net imports, which are not included in the States.